Curiousity or just mischievious?

[Metanoia]

We have one in particular that will get hard on your heels and squish through the closing screen door behind you. We've lost her once or twice and found her in the house. It's pretty funny.

 

[evonne]

i wont have chickens getting into the house even leaving the door wide open.. i was wondering if they'd venture in.. and the door was left open because i was in and out and the weather was gorgous...

well my aust shep./ bordie collie mix lays under the pool table in our family room.. and has a great view of both main downstair doors....
yeah.. found out today he wont let them in the house... h doesn't bother them at all when he's outside after the first few days of "no buddy..." i have absolute trust in him with them outside, and i doubt he would have bit them, but he sure did let them know they were not allowed in the house.. lol...

and if you think chickens knocking at the door is funny... try peacocks... they don't knock on the door for me though.. they only want my hubby... lol.... only happens when i'm not home.. i get home and he's cursing about them.. lol...

 

[Royd]

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I'm thinking that I should buy an old, ratted out mobile home, just for the chickens to have a play house, but most likely, like the forbidden cookie jar, they'd still want to come into the house.

 

[Mahonri]

If mine are free ranging in the evening and happen to open the feed room door... in they try to go!

 

[Ladyhawke1]

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OMG! At least yours ask permission first!